The Singapore Free Press, 8 October 1958

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya'- Own Family Paper —[JJJJ Silisap* Wediit-Nduy. October 8. 1938. Price ISCta.
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    Lim: We must foil the Red plotters
    282 1 Lim: We must foil the Red plotters THE CHItF MINISTER, 1 Mr. Lim Yew Hock. today asked the Legislative Assembly to extend the Pn >< rvatlon of Public Security Ordinance for one year In order to deprive the communists of "the rich prize' 1 which the new constitution will bring.
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    ANOTHER 3 POLIO CASES IN SPORE
    127 1 ANOTHER 3 POLIO CASES IN SPORE THREE more polio cases have been reported In Singapore within the last 24 hours, bringing the total since August to 55. The latest victims are a Chinese girl of two-and-a-half months; a Chinese boy of six months; and an Indian boy of nine months.
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    Lock icon Express train in collision—65 hurt
    25 1 Express train in collision— 65 hurt The famed Orient Express and a freight train collided yesterday near the Turkish border. Sixtv-flve people were injured.- U.P.I.
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    Lock icon THE POPE IS VERY, VERY WELL
    131 1 f Ina the thai thcf>, 'Tied about hii md have I not had the iture report* ning." i thi Pope There \v,i i no truth m re a recurrence of the kidney bl age which tlv i for a time on Monday, he said.
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    Lock icon MARTIAL LAW IN PAKISTAN— GOVT. DISMISSED
    336 1 MARTIAL LAW IN PAKISTAN— GOVT. DISMISSED Mirza abrogates constitution, bans parties PRESIDENT ISKANDER MIRZA of Pakistan last night declared martial law throughout the country, dismissed the central and provincial governments, and abolished all political parties. The President also abrogated the constitution and appointed General Mohammed Ayub Khan, army commander-in-chief, as
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    Selangor dredge to StOP
    95 1 Selangor dredge to StOP THE directors of Tin Limited have decided to shut down the dredge m Selangor and place the property on a care and maintenance basis until such time as profitable operations again become possible, it was announced m London yesterday. It added that this was being done
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    Lock icon Lloyd cancels German trip
    52 1 MR. HAROLD MACMILLAN, British Prime Minister, will travel to Bonn toaay for talks with West German leaders without his Foreign Secretary, Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, who has cancelled his trip on doctors a 1 Mr. David Ormsby-Qore, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, would go m his
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    Police hot up raids on thugs' hideouts
    160 1 Police hot up raids on thugs' hideouts THE Police Secretary said this morning that because of the increase m crime, the police would intensify raids on secret society hideouts. The C.I.D. had a list of wanted gangsters but each time there was a raid some managed to escape. Ten of
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    Lock icon Crash kills 3
    22 1 A U.S. navy patrol plane from Adana airbase crashed m Southern Turkey yesterday, killing the crew of three. Reuter
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    RUBBER PRICE
    30 1 October first gnade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at 84 cents per lh down a Quarter of a cent on yesteray's close. The tone quiet.
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    Lock icon One shadow over Tory talks
    349 2 /iM one i loud mounting unemployment m ltnt.uu sail shadow on Conservatives assembling for the party's annual conference which opens m Blackpool tod Public opinion polls »'i dilating that the SSSSSI vative Government uiul-i the Prime Minister, Mr Harold .Memillan, is mam taining popularity with
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    Lock icon Formosa solely for Chinese to settle: Menon
    229 2 MR. V. K. KRISHNA MENON, Indian Defence Minister, told the U.N. General Assembly that the Formosa Strait crisis was for the "two Chinese parties" to settle. They should be "encouraged to talk to each other and come to a situation where their entire
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    UK Yes to home rule in North Nigeria
    127 2 UK Yes to home rule in North Nigeria BRITAIN yesterday agreed to give home rule to the giant Muslim northern region of the Nigerian Federation. A communique issued after the twelfth plenary session of the Nigeria constitutional conference m London reported: "This morning's meeting completed its consideration of the item
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    Lock icon PEER HIRES A ROCK 'N' ROLL BUTLER
    152 2 yl IF, Marquess and Marchioness of n< ford have a new butler who wears blue Jeans and rubber-soled shoes rock n* roll songs m their stately home <>t Ragley Hall Dally Mall diarist terday. The new butler is 17--old Howard Davis, tly recruited
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    Lock icon RUSSIA CLAIMS RIGHT TO CATCH UP WITH WEST ON ATOM TESTS
    358 2 MR. ANDREI GROMYKO, the Soviet Foreig Minister, said yesterday that Russia all grounds" for continuing testing nuclei weapons until it had conducted the same nun ber as the United States and Britain had joint carried out. Mr. Gromyko told
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    Lock icon A TOAST FOR ALICE-U.S. STYLE
    75 3 Sailor. •>! ImerteMi aircraft carrier Ins. and her destroyer escorts, Charles X Roan and Foreet Royal, last night toasted w dtreas Miss Alice Yew, when Vj r D Hindon presented her with a I'iteqiir it the South East Asia Hotel. Miss Yew has been adjudged
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    Lock icon Holy city university to close: 'Rampant lawlessness'
    230 3 Holy city university to close: 'Rampant lawlessness' nENAI tNDU UNl- VERSITY will close rjown ii tely from tod.. ol •rampant lawless- idents, the tive mcil anay In hostels d to leave Saturday. Tho which haj 10,000 students, was founded Hindu holy city of B A' 2 years a^o to p
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    Lock icon Explorer IV silent
    30 3 The American satellite. Explorer IV. launched on July 26. has ceased to j transmit signals, the National Aeronautics and 'Space Administration announced m Washington yesI terday. Reuter
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    Lock icon Malacca plea to Privy Council rejected
    200 3 Malacca plea to Privy Council rejected SHAIKH Yusof bin Abdul Rahim who, with another accused, was sentenced to death m the high court at Malacca m February, 1957, for the murder of a man named Mohamed Yunus bin Mohamed Din the previous November, had his petition for special leave to
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    Lock icon Marquess must wait for court decision on Mexican divorce
    190 3 Marquess must wait for court decision on Mexican divorce AN application by the Marquess of Milford Haven, best man at the Queen's wedding, to have a Mexican divorce obtained against him by his wife ruled valid m English law was adjourned m the London divorce court yesterday until later this
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    Lock icon KEEP THIS ‘CLUB' EXCLUSIVE
    42 3 IKISH deli the United Nations are drafting D resolution limiting membership of the "Nuclear C to Britain. America. Russia and France, and calling on all other state*, to renounce the manufacture of nuclear weapon*; of any kind. Reuter
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      195 3 *m$ ake it Easy at the tSWes/nrtrtee Shopping is easier I whether you wish to stroll leisurely or buy a few goods quickly and air conditioning li;- makes your visit a pleasure. FITZPATRICK S i -M-*-q_H_B-aa--_M_. Fascinating Range of Jewellery Mlklr^^Wr WORLD FAMOUS CULTURED PEARLS available m Necklaces, Chokers, Bracelets,
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    The Singapore Free Press
    8 4 Wednesday, Oct. 8. 1958.
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    India must succeed
    191 4 Opinion INDIAN Prime Minister Nehru has once again proclaimed at the World Bank conference m Delhi his unswerving faith m democracy and his government's determination to achieve its aims of providing b( iter living standards through democratic methods. Asians have watehea with mounting uneasiness Red China's advance
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    BY THE WAY
    443 4  -  Beuch comber l>H r PHE prophets of doom, 1 whose minds are as and sharp as a lump of wet dough, are so afraid of over-population that, instead of suggesting that we should spend money on trying to feed more people, they would abolish children and press
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    NASSER'S NEXT SWOOP
    945 4 THE STAKE ISN T JUST THE SUDAN. IT MEANS THE COMMUNIST CRIP RICHT INTO THE HEART OF AFRICA ...WARNING BY SEFTON DELMER cabling pom Khartoum Wl! vr tha next coup planned hy Nasser and Ins Kremlin m People m Khartoum including me nave' little doubt. He Is
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      39 4 PATEK PHILIPPE m, iinetof WaleknsafcMn ot Oh 'ek Philippe 1 tv: tlon ol rio, engraved on every m« t ii c mp ol the State ol Ol cent,, li rDaatft quality" Sole Agents: H. SENA, LTD. Singapore 1 Peneng.
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    ONLY 7 DAYS TO GO
    155 5 1 i\\i\ seven more I() Myi and no 1 B»" kriOli tOtVm Scity. HM" beauty Steal "HI -i cepted. cioslni t«» te for entries is i_wrt T ues Oct I* oiiicials Of I the Singapore Pub- ueitj riub have dei elded* Entries will be received
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    Talk soon on centre's Committee
    51 5 Talk soon on centre's Committee ls? IV the Upper are Pol--meei ,'Hend a 20 n tin. t Mon <iay. Oct Con?n. Rangoon cidi -tre to demiti 8W com- igement tor the la being M U Of thi r >UI and oon tv for Wo on >r of tnd Chi iri
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    U.M.N.O. women seek 'nusuz' waiver
    250 5 U.M.N.O. women seek 'nusuz' waiver THE women's section I x of the Singapore UMNO has decided to ask the Governor to forbid Kathis to pronounce "nusuz" orders on estranged wives till the proposed Muslim Court is established. A "nusuz" order would disqualify an estranged wife for a maintenance allowance or
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    MALAYAN EXPORTS TO JAPAN DECLINE
    261 5 MALAYAN EXPORTS TO JAPAN DECLINE MALAYA hud a $13,000,000 adverse balance of trade with Japan during the first seven months of this year. According to Malayan statistics issued yesterday, Japan sent to Malaya consumer goods worth $202.M 3.942 from January to July. In that period she bought Malayan products worth
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      64 6 j FRESHESI NEW j TASTE IN SMOKING S Menthol Mi>i makes the Big rich tobacco taste fresher while i you're smoking, And the freshi Uays with you long after smoking too. Tn the Bi| 01 1 ami /..^irro Co.. f.S.A., iLIll! I J I 'fc* maker* of ÜBmmmmmm "'l j
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      236 6 '.iViV V%VIiV: "fc: d cv Jordau I OWCEOS *M)OH»MeOS mtOHGSIO^HjP'nvO MCLLO BADO OP 7,S S^AaSSIn MOW WB MUST /El TMCff _?_0 _^-^-heO /yl P M _^_H If __r ..----------I "S^fc r- -_-_-_-------i _______^___i _^^^^^^^^^^*^*^n_ i A^ mmmm^T^ by l,ee Falk and Phil Davis ~7 A"\ "7 I I'r^iv/^ >» <N/TT£R
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      460 6 yjpORN today you have a genuinely g |j frank and honest nature. You have the ability to face problei; squarely and to solve them without red tape. You have very definit opinions and when you stick to thei you are usually right. a You want peace and harmony your lite
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      178 7 LONDON, Oct. 7. Previous Today San Hhi !>»t C Mil buyer. Mtt buyers luiopein p*u 24 1 4 sellers 24% sellers Nor 24^4 buyers 24 buyers H% sellers 24 *i sellers ibbfr No. 1 tiSs Spot 24% buyers 24-* bu 188 24% sellers i sellers IBBER No.
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      New York prices
      105 7 IN Straits Spot N futures aits t'ontrai t t INT. Quiet. BBEK; Fltsrej Nov. Jan. »\E: Barfl> steady 1 KSS Oet landed price »FFEE Future* If Contract Dee-Old. Ni w NEW YORK. Oct. 7. Prevtou*. I odi_> 97.00 nom. 96.75 nom. 94 00 buyers 95.00 buyers 96
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      U.S. PEPPER
      34 7 Inciting shlp:/t I r and 2o first half October shipment 25. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot jy_. awaiting release 37. afloats 37. and first half October shipment 37. 36 cif. sellers ex-dock
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      29 7 NEW YORK. Oct. 7. Previous Today 536.29 539.40 mm 86.55 86.52 8081 8130 !«5 44 186 42 Ibintriafa Railroads Domestic Bonds I'UHties Stocks Composite V e,'ag,>
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      72 7 Above prices quotea m U.S. cents per lb Sht r_!T m l>orU «»-«verYd rl. h iP ls delivered per orip ton fW.« T an 5 r t./Nov. 'European ports J, ton o,uVber. Ulk K* pV° „RA I 1 uc l»rU pet sho.t ton LONDON, Oct. 7.
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      Lock icon DEALS AFTER 20-YEAR LAPSE
      160 7 sterday a at.' t markets rable hiterL h tlol W when Sh H r n! 1 ln ire resum*2 n dea Hngs m «l after a laps, Jj^nsacted ge sealof n th a, ,y fc 1 f„ii the r r < her Unite* wl tl P
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    ON SPOT WELFARE PAYMENTS IN VARIOUS DISTRICTS
    231 7 ON SPOT WELFARE PAYMENTS IN VARIOUS DISTRICTS rE Social Welfare Department has decided to decentralise the payment of public assistance allowances. A payment centre has already been opened m Joo Chiat. Mr. W. 8. Woon. director of Bocial Welfare, said another centre would soon be opened m Bukit Panjang, and
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    Council job concession
    54 7 People born m Singapore but unable to produce birth certificates can now apply for employment as labourers In the City Council provided they can produce other evidence. Daily-rated employees will also now be eligible for Tuberculosis and Leprosy leave after having been m the service for one
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    Lock icon President of RA blasts monkeys' paws 'painting'
    268 7 ffHE President of the Royal Academy, Sir Charles Wheeler, has blasted the "irreverent nonsense" of describing paint swished on canvas by apes' paws as pictures the same word used for the works of Fra Angelico and Michelangelo. But the same people who admire
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    Lock icon COMET FLIES IN AFTER FIRST FARE-PAYING TRIP
    47 7 COMET FLIES IN AFTER FIRST FARE-PAYING TRIP The first Comet IV jet airliner ever to carry fareptfying passengers on a trans-Atlantic flight from London to New York arrived back at London airport yesterday. Plying at 40.000 feet with 40 passengers it took 6 hours 32 minutes.- Reuter
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      42 7 SINCAPORE HICH TIDES TODAY: 6.21 p.m. TOMORROW: 8.27 am. j and 7.54 p.m. FRIDAY: 9.08 a.m. and 8.55 p.m. SATURDAY: 9.42 a.m. j and 9.45 p.m. SUNDAY: 10.14 a.m. J and 10.32 p.m. MONDAY: 10.47 a.m. and 11.19 p.m. TUESDAY: 11.22 am.
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      91 7 Todays radio programme 1.15 pm. Mainly the Blues: Market Report; 7.00 Time Signal 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1.45 a -d News; 7.15 Sports Reel; 7.30 More Blues; 2.00 Close Down; SJft o^t^ *i 3O M Hear Them All: 9.00 In the News: 5.00 On the Harmonica; 5.15 Tea 9.30
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    PATIENT PLOD OF THE GETS THE RESULTS
    1279 8 PATIENT PLOD OF THE GETS THE RESULTS Il iv .11, accepted <ii< tutu §1 Ihc police force that an olli< CI should never huir\ to a street squabble. When that little boy r I row down out Is invariably told: •All right you n back .1 them :n eomui Hut
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    29 9 old Bunting By H is my recollection that I after this that a Judg the words "against be omitted from the Instructive, I prefer the plod. plod. man Higgins.
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    Lock icon FATHER MADE THE DRESSES
    72 9 -for bride and her attendants (^OR the wedding of his 18-year-old daughter Diane to a local councillor, her father, Mr. P. Edwards, of Brighton, worked night and day on a sewing machine to make five beautiful taffeta dresses for the bride and her four bridesmaid. Here
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    Reds lure the Irish emigrants
    603 9  -  MICHAEL RYAN By gRITISH COMMUNISTS have launched an all-out campaign to recruit young Irish emigrants. And already they are boasting of their success. Scores of young Irish men and women report that they have been greeted at railway stations by friendly, helpful people who offered
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    Lock icon The riddle of Sir Stamford Raffles' golden sword medal
    1011 10  -  Pelham Groom Digging up the By l/\ XX since the first medal was struck, which Incidentally was for John Kendall the prior oi the Knights of Jerusalem to mark the relief of Rhodes m 1480, pieces of metal suspended on lengths
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    BISHOP, 67, WILL WED WIDOW, 29.
    267 10 £HERUB-FACED, 67-year-old widower John Melville Barker, who styles himself a bishop of the Old Roman Catholic Church, is to marry a 29-year-old widow later this month The bishop went to Ken- i sington register office to give notice of his marriage to dark -haired
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    BLUEBIRD IS MODIFIED FOR SPEED BID
    186 11 BLUEBIRD IS MODIFIED FOR SPEED BID i|\i I settlltf up the world's record speed of >S pO7 m.p.h., on Coniston Water, m 1957, it, Donald Campbells jet propelled boat hi.., nit il has been modified to provide greater ftabilitv at high speed. When tried out last November it was found
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    Lock icon ROAD BLOCK
    52 11 An Army tank and armoured car are on the ready to shoot into the Phalanfcist section of Beirut, the Lebanese capital and a soldier crouches (foreground) behind a heap of mould. Short but fierce fighting was reported taking place last week between the army and the paramilitary Phalange.
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    Lock icon THE BIG LIFT-DOWN UNDER
    75 11 THE BIG LIFT-DOWN UNDER i______ijr It took less than 20 minutes for these three cranes to lift this 48-ton, 119 feet long "blow down" chimney stack into position at the British Petroleum Company's Kwinama Oil Refinery m Western Australia. The stack is the highest installation m the refinery s new
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    Lock icon NO NATION CAN BE NEUTRAL TODAY-ROMULO
    340 12 NO NATION CAN BE NEUTRAL TODAY-ROMULO BRIGADIER-GENERAL Carlos P. Romulo. Philippine nbassador to Washington, said m New York that the United Sates should take a stronger stand on the bide peoples seeking their independence m order to win greater sympathy among Asians for American policy. Communism, he said m a
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    Lock icon No move by U.S.
    102 12 No move by U.S. Ik MKKKAN officials A iii Washington voiced the hope that South Vietnam and Cambodia would negotiate a peaceful settlement of their border dispute. However, these officials said the United States would not attempt to persuade the Vietnamese Government to negotiate. They were comment. tag on amodian
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    Lock icon One system in India instead of 142
    99 12 One system in India instead of 142 INDIA lias now embarked on a 10-year programme to replace the country's various systems of weights a.id measures with the metric system. The most common system iii use ai present is Brl•style pounds and ounces, and inches and fa But 142 other ways
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    Mao's war on family system
    129 12 CHAIRMAN Mao Tse-tung of Red China toia women officials during his tour of Anhwei province that the setting up of the people's communes (collectives) was the only way to women's complete liberation. With the wage and supply systems practised by the people's communes, wages would
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    Lock icon PRASAD INVITES HIROHITO
    194 12 PRASAD INVITES HIROHITO INDIAN President Rajendra Prasad on his return to New Delhi from Japan said he had extended an invitation to Emperor Hirohito to visit India. He added, "We will have to wait for a reply. I did not press for an immediate reply because they have their own
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    Lock icon Bid to raise 80,000-ton floating dock
    53 12 Bid to raise 80,000-ton floating dock A JAPANESE salvage team will go to Ceylon m December to raise a former British floating dock the largest of its kind m the world. The 80,000-ton dock was sunk m Trincomalee harbour during World War II Floating operations are expected to take about
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    Lock icon REBELS IN CELEBES HAVE 3,000 TROOPS
    104 12 T'HE Jakarta Antara M. News Agency reported that "about 6,000 men of the Permesta rebel clique m North and Central Sulawesi (Celebes) have either surrendered or been captured by Indonesian Government forces." It said the rebels had 9,000 men of the regular army and
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      Lock icon H.K. Reds in anti-Chiang campaign
      115 12 H.K. Reds in anti-Chiang campaign NOW that Communist Chinese m Homj k uu have celebrated their national birthday anniversary, the Crown Colony's Communist newspapers have begun a campaign against the holding of the Nationalist Chinese National birthday anniversary on Friday. Communist newspapers declare that there only one China that represented
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      45 12 The Jakarta army command has banned 11 organisations m rebel-infested Tapanuli district, m West Sumatra, saying many of their members were involved m the anti-govern-ment rebellion. Among the groups were the Catholic Political Party, the Christian Women's Organisation and the Anti-Com-munist Revolutionary Youth Organisation. U.P.I.
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      29 12 Dr. Hideki Yukawa, Japan's sole Nobel Prize winner, has returned to Tokyo after a t tending the international conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy held m Geneva.- Reuter
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      15 12 A new ramie mill with 20,000 spindles has gone Into partial production m Canton.- Reuter
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      18 12 Japan and South Korea have resumed talks m Tokyo to settle outstanding problems between the two nations. Reuter
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      47 12 China and other Communist states ami way and means of extending Japanese trade with Confmunist nations.— Reuter Japanese ambassadors stationed m Communist nations m Eastern Europe will hold a conference m Vienna m November to analyse the Soviet Union's economic and political foundations, the relationship between Communist
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      25 12 An unidentijied diseau causing high fevers and sore throats h*U spread to several prefectures fa Central Japan. Other symptoms are headaches and sore eyes. UPI
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      39 12 Philippine Ambassador and Mrs. Manuel A. Adeva and Italian Ambassador and Mrs. Maurilliob Coppini were guests of Emperor Hlrohito and Empress Nagako at a luncheon at the Imperial Palace m Tokyo Both envoys were recently accredited to Japan. UPI
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      27 12 Chinese peasants are now gathering the biggest harvests of tobacco, ramie and tui ever recorded m the country's history, the Peking New China news agency reported.- Reuter
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      26 12 A Japanese exhibition m Genoa has on view 120 Japanese kimonos, some of them 1,300 years old. They are on loan from museums m Japan.- Reuter
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      36 12 India's Minister of State for Mines and Fuel. Mr. X D. Malaviya, has left New Delhi for Moscow to negotiate for more oil drill ing equipment and seek Soviet aid m buildinu t Government-owned refinery.- Reuter
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      28 12 A Japanese film act re Miss Keiko Kishi who married French motion picture director VvCiampi m France lasl year, has returned to Tokyo for a four-month visit.- Reuter
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      20 12 The Czech Ambassador to Japan, Dr. Ladislav Stmovlc, has Invited a J > ese parliamentary d< tlon to visit Czechoslovakia. Reuter
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    517 13 FRANKIE LAINE IS TOPS IN POPS JONATHAN RUSSELL REVIEWS THE LATEST RECORDS IKWKIK I.AIXE. "ShoHcase of Hits." Jesebel, Hey Joe, High Noon, The Girl In The Wood, Answer Me, Black Gold, My Friend, Granada, tool Water, Rose Rose 1 Love You, Jealousy, The Kiel's Last Fight, A Woman In Love,
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    112 14 A raRKAT by dissatisfied f? Scandinavian Ski offlci- rival Winter -y < war; due to ?«r "^understanding," Mr WendhaU Broomhail, the Winter Olympics organising commlttei hnical advi* r country cv ment Francisco. h» T u Wil,tor Olympics will 1950 Ca,ilorn| a In Th c main complaint
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      73 14 v iew J 8 nntily attired la achooi 7. The king v, i 8 upalde (town (7> P <^>-«- tht. ..0u,,, 3 n r: no He M Room :nrnl Plnafor. (7, SSL'S. ■'■Soil im ,4,. is lad fo, ihe m In our n me W I" rim V 13 Jnothln
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    459 15 How good is Lee Kin Tat? Free PrtM Special Correspondent irHOOLBOV lee Kin Tat became an overnight 3 sensation by beating Singapore's badminton champion Omar Ibrahim at the Singapore Badminton Hall. And this superb victory is no flash hVthe nin. because Kin Tat five days
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